A Streamlined Design Review for a 3-story, 8-unit townhouse building at 9251 and 9255 35th SW has been posted on the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections. Parking for 8 vehicles is proposed. The existing…MORE
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White Center Chamber sets goals on lights, cash, trash, and crime
Wed, 03/07/18
The recently revitalized White Center Chamber of Commerce got about the business of setting goals and moving forward in their March 7 meeting with an e
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West Seattle arts program gets animated at Emerald City Comic Con
Tue, 03/06/18
information from Unified Outreach
MORECity of Seattle launches community input survey to kick off public outreach for new permanent Police Chief
Tue, 03/06/18
information from Seattle Police Department
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Meetings set for SPF 30; 30,000 people expected to attend music event on Alki this August
Tue, 03/06/18
When you are staging an event with 30,000 guests some public input is required and Seattle music label Sub Pop Records is doing just that.
MORESerious hit and run at Olson Place SW sends woman to hospital
Tue, 03/06/18
One of the more common sites for motor vehicle incidents, the 9400 block of Olson Place SW was the scene of another on on Sunday, March 4.
MOREHighline Schools seeking feedback on proposed school boundary changes for 2019
Mon, 03/05/18
Residents spend several months planning boundaries & feeder patterns
A group of hard-working Highline community members are ready to share their proposed districtwide
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Whale Trail Monthly Meeting: Working Together for the Southern Resident Orcas
Mon, 03/05/18
information from Whale Trail
MOREHerbold: Where do your property taxes go? Why are they increasing in 2018?
Fri, 03/02/18
District 1 City Councilmember Lisa Herbold provided details on where tax revenues are spent in the City of Seattle in her newsletter to constituents.
Herbold writes:
MOREWestside Snow Report; March Madness
Fri, 03/02/18
What a fantastic, POW filled weekend. This past storm brought the deeps to the steeps! Folks were out in force tearing up the steeps, trees, corduroy and everything in between. Mt.
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